Wincanton
Wincanton is a small town as well as selecting ward in South Somerset, southwest England. The town lies off the A303 road, a primary route in between London as well as South West England, and has some light sector. The town and electoral ward has a population of 5,272. In the late 1890s the West Surrey Central Dairy Company purchased a local creamery. In 1908, after creating a dried milk talcum powder, it changed its name to Cow & Gate. The creamery and also dairy items manufacturing facility had its own sidings from the Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway station, supplying accessibility for milk trains. In order to deal with the transportation issues throughout its rapidly expanding creamery, milk bottling and front door distribution network, Cow & Gate formed a devoted logistics arm in 1920. Drawn out in 2002 from successor firm Unigate, Wincanton PLC is the UK's second largest logistics company. The firm still has a dairy products base in the town, although its head office function moved to Chippenham, Wiltshire in 2005. In 1999, Unigate sold its continuing to be dairies products to Dairy Crest, which still has a creamery and also milk processing plant in the community, but has marketed the cheese organisation to Adams Foods Ltd., manufacturer of the Pilgrim's Choice brand name of Cheddar cheese, in 2010 the second-rate marketing brand name in the UK.